The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-23

ket irregular.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 800 bales new docket and 100 bales
old.
Sales for the week 1900 bales-American
$4,000 bales; spectators took 1900 bales ex-
porterS took LOO bales: actual export 1900
bales imports 1000 bales-American $4,000
bales stock $4,000 bales-American $4,000
bales afioat s1S000-Amercan $4,000 bales.
5,7c0 bales
Futures Upands, low middling clause, April
delivery 3 3T-Gtd value; April and May 81 Odd
value May Snd june SSc4d sellers ellie i1 J1ne
42-6id, sellers; August end September 1850,
sellers; September and October 3S6id, sell
ers; October and November 29-64d buyers;
September Bod, sellers Market steady.
400 p. m.-FutUreS: Uplauds. low middling
clause, April delivery b 37-64d, Sellers April and
May S9-GSd, sellers; May and June S7-0td,
buyers; Juno and July 39-Gid, buyers; July and
August 41-64d buyers; August and September
+3-64d, buyers; September and October S7-6fd,
buyers; October and November . 22-64d, buyers;
September 4i64d, buyers. Futures closed
quiet
New YORK, April 81, noon.-Cotton opened
easier; middling uplands 109Sc, middllng Or
leans 10 1850; sales 1867 bales.
Futuras-Market steady, with sales as follows;
April delivery 10 Soc May 10 47c. june 10 Doc,
July 10 Gee August 10 67c. September 10 SIC
500 p. m.-Market closed easy; middling up
lands 10}6c, middling Orleans 10 1850; sales 3l4
bales; net receipts q bales, gross 2s6.
Futures Market closed steady, with sales or
101 200 bales us follows: April delivery 10 516p
10 53c. May 10 426G10 43c, June 10 50Ql10 sic,
July 10 56Gl10 sc, August 10 626l10 &c, Septem-
Der 10 300 10 Bee, January $500 SIC.
Green * Co.'S report ON cotton futures says
Under an increase of orders TO unload the
market weakened Gas points, with only small
recovery, and closed dull. Spots are rather
slow, and can be reached without difficulty
Weekly net receipts 492 bales, gross 1850;
exports TO Great Britain &, 455 bales, to France
lO6, To the continent 1923; sales s,30S bales;
stock 219, 425 bales
GALVESTON, April 22-Cotton firm; middling
10Isc
NORFOLK. April 2a,-Cotton quiet; middling
BALrIMoRE, April a2-Cotton quiet; nlddling
Bosrox, April ss.-Cotton steady; middling
WILmNGroN, April 2e.-Cotlon firm; middling
103sc.
PMAprIPmA, April 22.-Cotton quiet; mid
NEw oRIrAvs, April 2e-Cotton quiet; mid
MoplLr, April 22-Cotton nominal; middling
10lsc.
MEMPHIS, April &2.--Cotton steady; middling
101Sc.
AuausrA, April 22-Cotton quiet; middling
101Gc.
CHARLESTON, April 2e.-Cotton firm; middling
l0Lc.
6ioNrGoMrRy, April 2e-Cotton firm middling
934c.
MACON, April 22.-Cotton steady; middling
Toe.
CoLUsmus, April %. Cotton quiet but steady;
middling $3.50.
NASHVILLE, April 22-Cotton steady; mddling
1015c.
SELMA, april 22-Cotton steady; middling Zoe
ROME, April 22.-COtton firm; mddling 10lSc.
New YoRK, April 22.-COns0lidated net re
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 1873 bales;
ports to Great Britain 9,S93 bales to France 210
to the continent $50; stock at all American ports
AS, 43j bales.
PROVISIONS GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, April d. noon--Wheat firm; de
mand fair; holders offer Spar1ngly. Corn steady
demand fair.
New York, April p, noon-Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat higher Corn better. Pork
steady; mess $l6 SOAR 90. Lard firm at 81 90
Freights quiet but steady.
500 p. m.-Southern -four quiet and UNI
changed; common to fair extra So 1904 90, good
to choice ditto "a l0Gp5 -. Wheat shade
No. . red, April delivery nom nal at 993lc, May
92116l93c, closing at 9275c June 90 7-16dGs5fc
closing at 013Sc. Corn shady lower and dull
options a tritle higher closing firm to quiet
No. .. May delivery 485sd49c, closing at 49c;
Juue 1870. Oats without quotaDle change Of
Importance and moderately active; No. 2, April
delivery 3i9sa3i3lc, closing at 8i}4c May 3+zsc,
fair Rio nominal at 10g4c; option lower but
active; No. ? Rio, May delivery IL 70@l5 Csc.
June IL s5lI IS BIC July IS 0oGj15 soc. Sugar
al fi1 ec'a rencd duvC 8sSg8lGc, Of 55sc
mould A 5}l@,5 1850, standard A 5-16Gl5ssc
confectioners' 4 5 9-16@59sc, cut loaf and
crushed $500 S-Gc, powdered 5zs@sc, granu-
80 test l91sc Cotton seed oil-31 G31l6c for
crude 37151l3ec for refined. Hides unchanged
but quiet; wet sailed New Orleans selected 9I6
a 10c Wool quiet and steady; domestic fleece
30G137c, pulled HOSE. Pork steady and more
active; mess 81 009 Is 25 for old SIC 50Gl17 90
for new Beef dull. Middies dull and nominal.
Lard Gao points lower and heavy; Western
steam. on spot 81 521@, May delivery 81 40G7 ii,
june 81 1907 So. treigAts duh; cotton j-6id,
wheat ID
CHICAGO, April 22-TLere was light trade
in wheat to-day, but the feeling was quito firm.
Prices again ruled slightly higher, though the
closing figures for the day were the same as
Yesterday, except that Juue delivery had ad-
vanced to within nc OF May delivery. The only
new feature acting upon tue market was the
war news. both French rcutes and British con
suls being quoted lower. The market opened
firner ct sue and advanced to S44Zc. Under
increased Offerings May broke oif 90 Bic, ralli,d
a tribe, but closed for the day ut Sic Foreign
lndrGctS were reported firm. Export cearngs
from the seaboarI were 3510GO bushels. Re
ceipts at twelve points were $4,000 bushels.
Receipts OF corn very light, and the market
ruled lrrnor under this impulse The price for
MAY delivery advanced to SOC, but toward the
close broke OH Nc and closed shade higher
than yesterday Oats were gteady and usl-
changed. Mess pork was lifcl-ss and I'M
changed. Lard opened slac per 100 pounds
higher, fell Dacl; 21at@l0c and closed al inside
figures. Short ribs declined l71S0aoc and closed
at tho lowest figures Of the day.
The following wore tho cash quotations:
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat, No.
spring 5at62 s314c, No: 2 red s2Zsc. Corn, No. 2,
3Stzc Oats, No. 2, 271zGl2 &c Mess pork $50 so.
Lard 81 011e. Short rib sides loose, 81 Go.
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, SGoo@6 10; short
clear sides, boxed, So 1bGl6 90 Whisky 81 Is.
Lea ling futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest. Lowest.